Your search to find columns in used condition requires a validated source. A large percentage of auction sellers depend on junk yards to find a used steering column. There are plenty of great yards in the U.S. The problem is connecting buyers and these sellers at the right time. No one wants to pay retail prices. The key to buying a preowned steering assembly is partnering with a great source. Our company is the resource many are now using to find replacement parts.
Your steering wheel must be tight. This means your bearings and bushings have to be in working order. All automakers outsource the production of auto parts. Some depend on foreign workers and others hire American workers. The quality of parts can sometimes be noticeable for mass produced steering wheel assemblies. Buying used takes a little extra effort. You need to verify if the column has all of its parts. You don’t want to be missing locks, boots, bearings, linkage or other essentials.
Used Auto Steering Column Prices
There are two types of prices you’ll pay for these units. The first is a retail price. Most mechanics, retail stores and third party installers charge full MSRP. This means there is no discount applied. The second type of pricing you’ll pay is a discounted price. This means a retailer has discounted the cost of the steering wheel assembly for your purchase. These are common price structures found in the automotive industry.
Our column pricing is a little different. We do discount the price although its closer to paying wholesale costs. This is the original price that retailers and mechanics pay. We don’t markup this cost. The savings are passed on to you. You can be an owner of a vehicle. You can be a mechanic. You can represent a warranty center. The pricing still remains the same. Quotes for steering wheel units are found on this page. Enter the year and the make of each unit you’re requesting. You’re returned our super low Internet pricing.
